A Portal for Students and Teachers
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which should you use?
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My own resource pages, including my lessons
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collaborative map locating stereotypical signs, displays, etc.
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join Mrs.Mac in blogging Wabanaki Studies
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Blog maintained by Joseph Charnley, leader of the Native Studies Committee
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Teaching activities about the Natives and the fur trade; prepared for Fort William Historical Park (Ontario) but also good for M
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Lessons and resources for middle school
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Lesson 9.3 - considers stereotypes of Maine and Mainers
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download this primary document-based lesson that exposes early stereotypes - scroll down to find it
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use online or download the .pdf - covers invasive species and recommended species
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by common name - also available by scientific name
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guide to nurseries - use online or download a .pdf of the guide
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Edible, medicinal, technological uses
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easy to use on-line classification
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links to HW calendar, blogs, more
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essays, workshop descriptions, Wabanaki Studies, lessons, technology integration
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collaborative map showing community photographs
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Mrs.Mac blogs Wabanaki Studies too
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Maine teacher Bob Sprankle blogs about Web 2.0 in the classroom
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the way I organize, view and share my RSS feeds - includes podcasts
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track your blog comments - this is a powerful resource for you as an contributor to the global world
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build a map, complete with photographs and markers!
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THE place for teachers to learn to use Edublog in the classroom - also information on new Web 2.0 tools students might know abou
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My choice for a free educational blogspace - safe, private, easily administered
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from MIT - display data sets visually!
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look in the blog for links to new online tools for media rich production, plus ideas for using them in the class
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free photo-sharing - but see the next link for more
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wonderful tools to extend what you can do with Flickr!
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build a house for your map and MORE!
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link your classroom to others in a meaningful investigation
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learn about Open Source as well as Web 2.0 apps - great way to stretch a tech budget!
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use this online tool for collaborative decision-making
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want to know the possibilities? This is a great place to start - but set aside lots of time
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in WIKI format, articles and resources about Web 2.0 in the classroom - topically organized
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free online discussion forums
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free space for teachers to upload - and view - instructional video
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online version of magazine for 21st Century teaching
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best of the support blogs for edublogs.org
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text - audio - visual of speeches, figurative language, more
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selected photgraphs and videos
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archive of political cartoons! click on the search link to get tons more
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a peek into the future
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photographs, most allowing you to use them - can be gathered into a slideshow and used in eduBlogs
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copyright OK images - not blocked
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picture search - may be blocked
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images, music, video OK if you cite the source
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Literacy resources covering all aspects of the teaching and study - for Maine teachers
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download poems and literature in multiple formats
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download public domain titles in .mp3
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download here the English Language Arts standards
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download in .pdf form
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writing, grammar and much more, including exercises and quizzes
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links to best resources for most Literacy topics, including Persuasion
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Web-based NoteShare notebook from Jill Spencer of MLTI - stategies and resources
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interactive games from the UN: solve the Myanmar food crisis
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online book - download it for viewing on your own computer
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archive of the multi-part video series, including extending resources
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searchable archive - especially good for current news - free registration
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Maine's online databases, including Maine Newsstand, Proquest, encyclopedias
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Have a YouTube video you want to capture? a sound file to convert?
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straightforward how-tos for the classroom and teacher
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select MLA
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select MLA
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links and resources collected by topic - made by teachers
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lessons and extension activities all connected to NYT articles
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Online planner for 5-paragraph persuasive essay
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Online interactive writing tutorial that guides students through finding and expanding arguments
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Use this interactive site for developing a writing plan for any essay
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Create and print a web online
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collaborative online mapper - students need email accounts to register
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convert a .pdf file so that it can be printed as a booklt
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print copies are in the library - here is the archive - or use the Search
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Be sure to ALSO remember the Maine collections in both libraries!
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you can find information, contacts, and reports at Maine's official site
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You MUST use Maine Newsstand.
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listen to news stories - search by topic
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There is a vast set of resources online and in print. Some of the GO TO sources are listed below.
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official documents, laws, contacts
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include the Videos on Demand in your research
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back to 2006 only - good for music and cultural articles
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These are listed in the Online Planners section of Invaluable Teaching Resources
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citations online - will build a bibliography
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online citation tool - use MLA
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use this tool to put your brainstormed subtopics in order
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Real Audio recording and transcript
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From the Annenberg Foundation - tools for teaching students to be active listeners and critical viewers
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a bit hard to follow, but packed with examples and analysis
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8th graders can complete this thought-provoking look at propaganda tools
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mostly 20th century, global
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images that make students laugh and think at the same time
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describes campaign, newer ones include PSA or advertisement
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simplified interactive lesson that also requires students to read critically
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from the American Rhetoric site - clips
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I know that these are not really FUN, but this is school, after all
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pick the 7/8 puzzles
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30 or so to do in your spare time
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sudoku, slitherlink and MUCH more
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do online
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learn as you complete the puzzle by following the links provided
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interactive logic puzzles
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hand-draw a cartoon, little movie, etc. and record your own commentary - great tool for projects
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math facts for those who want to improve